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http://www.mikeholt.com/forum/Forum1/HTML/001032.html : ... > They are intermittent, thermostat controlled loads.And the heater described has no automatic provision for limiting its duty cycle to 80% after three hours. Therefore, it is my personal opinion that it is a continuous load for the purpose of sizing the conductors.
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Honest, Dspark, I haven't been to Mike's forum in weeks... It's just too busy for me to keep up... Looks like we agree on something! ![[Linked Image from kellyelectric.electrical-contractor.net]](http://www.kellyelectric.electrical-contractor.net/photos/coolgrin.jpg)
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Go Here for the finished product! Wow! Very few contractors in my area can boast of being quoted in a trade magazine... This is truly an honor! now if I could just make money at it...
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See that? So, you can't say that your advertising doesn't have any effect! ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/smile.gif) Bill
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Congratulations, Virgil! I was perusing that issue in the..ah...library...and thought "Hey, I know that guy (sorta)"
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Bill:
I never did find out what CEE stands for and have asked that question many times. I will ask again.
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When I changed jobs back in April, I changed my subscription to CEE (and others) to come to the house via their online subscription.
The only one I've gotten has been EC&M.
Do they really move that slowly?
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Actually, CEE doesn't' stand for anything anymore. But, when they started, 52
years ago, it stood for Contractor Electrical Equipment.
That makes Tom the Winner! What will his prize be?
[This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 09-25-2001).]
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